The Arizona sentinel., 1887-02-12
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 Mr. A. Frank and wife are paying To, Angeles visit.
 Dr. Geo. H. Magee of Texas Hill, was in Yuma this week.
 Col Geo. W. Norton came down from Mohawk Thursday.
 H. W. Blaisdell, Supt. of the Paymaster mine is in town.
 We are sorry to learn of the illness of onr Representative, Hon. Chas. Baker.
 Hon. S. M Franklin, of Tucson, attorney for the Mohawk Canal Company, is in town.
 MT. John Meyers, well-known in this city, was visiting his many friends here this week.
 Mir. Miguel Pesqueira, an cid resident of this city and of La Paz, died in Phoenix last Monday.
 L. Obeida, former employe of this office, @ow of Dos Palms, was in town this week visiting relatives.
 Councilman Lyons has given notice that he will introduce bill to fund the indebt- edness of Yuma county.
 Garcia Sistio and Wm. Donahue, were released from prison Monday on pard0ns received from the Governe-.
 It is reported that Hon. Isaac Lyons, Councilman from this county, will be ap- pointed Prison Commissioner.
 Felipe Lorona, who was accidentally shot by the dropping of pistol on the night of December Eth last, died on Tuesday.
 Capt. Meedsn, the afable and efficient chairman of our Board of Supervisors, is home again from his visit to San Francisco.
 G. W. Outtran was tried Thursday for selling whisky to Indians, was convicted and sentenced to pay slOO or serve 100 days in jail.
 Capt. Polhemus and wife left Saturday morning last for San Francisco, on visit to their son Thomas, who is attending school n that city. Presbyterian Service will be held in the ,oart house at p. m. Sunday school at ] P. m. every Sunday. Divine service in | he rsnitsntiaSy st 9:3o 2. m. The A. 6 P, Company pays SIS, 800 taxes ,n 7omilss of road in Yavapai county, | while the s. F. Company pays S2o,0Oo on 70 miles in Yuma county. Comment ii un- aeOessary. Col. Ashley the retiring agent at the Col | ,rado river reservation has heen faithful And sn efficient officer, and has done much | 0 advance theIcondition of the governments wArds ct that place: !: Prescott Courier-Mr. Joseph J. Stein received small package of fresh flowers last evening, picked from the out-of-door gardens of Yuma. Among them were roses, pinkr, lemon and orange blossoms.
 Having formed desirable professional in WashingteH, I am prepared to speedily and cheaply secure Mexican war pensions, for those entitled to the same within the Territory. SAMUEL PURDY,
 Attorney at law. MT. John Gandolfo is back again from San Francisco whither he had been to lay in ! large stock of goods. He met number ,f Arizonains in the Bay city, attended the Patti concert in company with Miss E. James, well-known in Yuma, and Mir. J. W. Oorrington, and had an enjoyable time gen. .rally. Mir. Estevan Cerrero y Bernado was unit d in marriage last Saturday evening to Miss Rosalia Calcagno, Judge Brinley off iating. The bride had arrived only few | lays before from Italy accompanied by her ather, Senor Domingo Calcagno, and her Iiece, Miss YOle. The many friends of Mir. | Jerrero unite with us in wishing himself | nd bride bright and happy voyage over ife's tempestuous sea. Senor Calcagno de- 'artad Monday evening for his home in tally.